A Graphical Approach to College Algebra & Trigonometry (3rd Edition)
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John Hornsby- When John Hornsby enrolled as an undergraduate at Louisiana State University, he was uncertain whether he wanted to study mathematics, education, or journalism. His ultimate decision was to become a teacher, but after twent
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very good book for learning algebra or mat 191.
Algebra and Trigonometry
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As an unchallenged high school student 30 years ago, I never really put much effort into either algebra or trig and still managed to ace my tests. This lack of a rigorous algebraic and trigonometric foundation killed me in subsequent coll
Reviewed by John McCormick, (Prattville, Allybammy)
problems, (6) chapter review exercises and (7) chapter tests. I refer to this book regularly. I wish these folks would do a Calculus book!
Reviewed by Jim, (Boston, MA)
le routinely have problems in a very understandable language. It is not an exaggeration to say a single book can be pivotal in one's success.
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I bought this book to help me in a college algebra course, and I cannot begin to tell you how useful it has been. This book has exquisitely clear examples and each problem is worked in a step-by-step fashion that ensures that you will not
Intermediate Algebra, Ninth Edition
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e college would get a different book. I am also sick of Marvin Bittinger thinking everyone is interested in working out because he is. Get a clue Marvin!
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lgebra II information.
Reviewed by Rafael Espericueta, (Bakersfield, CA USA)
This book is comprehensive and ideal for self-study. At Bakersfield College we have been using this text in our online course, Intermediate Algebra, for the past two years. If you're interested in taking this course, e-mail me and I'll se
College Algebra and Trigonometry (3rd Edition)
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ed him to the world of sailing.
Reviewed by Sanela "jakovlje", (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
I got the book in 3 days, as promised. Great service. Would recommend it. Thank You.
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Although there were a few flaws, I gave this book a rating of 4 stars, because it played a key role in helping me to understand College Algebra.
A First Course in Abstract Algebra, Seventh Edition
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r of new examples and exercises are drawn from linear algebra, which many students have studied. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Reviewed by "dcr4ck", (Ames, IA United States)
ons are often incorporated together. I think that most students would appreciate the lengthly explanations and lack of overly technical proofs. Having a good professor to go along with this book, however, is what sold it to me.
Reviewed by avraham stoler, (Chicago)
e amount of examples
Reviewed by Blottman, (USA)
olted to the written sections and vice versa. Instead, the exercises look to the next section and and explore without sufficient groundwork. This book COULD be a masterpiece if the author decided to finish it
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p you better understand the concept!If you're a beginning student and considering to buy this book, then go for it - it worths the money! I think i'll bring this book with me to grad school. :) good luck.
Reviewed by "intercreative", (Mill Valley, CA USA)
minor improvements in each edition.If you want a solid intro to the topic, check this book out.Finally, as usual, there was one reviewer who simply "didn't get it".
Reviewed by "absolutemax", (Van Nuys, CA USA)
An essential part to any mathematician or to anyone who wants to learn about Group and Ring Theory. The prose is sharp and concise. Plenty of examples to faciliate learning of theorems and defintions. It was my textbook for a class and en
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